is this compatible with ANT+
38522
Not this model. The similarly shaped HD 351ANT has a wireless component. However, if you visit the Tanita site and look under 'Personal' measuring devices you will find the Radio/Wireless category where you can compare the products that Tanita makes that are ANT compliant.
38523
The scale is greatr as far as my use. I do not know what ANT+ is. Please inform me. I would like to know even if I cannot answere your question!
95398
This is ANT+ not digital or Bluetooth. I couldn't find that watch you mentioned, but if specs list ANT+ you're good. If it's digital or BTLE unfortunately no go.
641517
I'm guessing the answer is yes, even though I've never been to a gym with ANT+ equipment. Only because I've got a Garmin GPS watch which is ANT+ for its wireless protocol and it works just fine.
1219376
I believe Garmin uses ANT and Suunto uses ANT+. I also believe that ANT+ is the only standard. There is a website where you can find all devices with ANT+. I think it is thisisant.com
1857882
This model is the ANT+ version. Which requires the ANT+ attachment for cellphones since most cellphones do not support ANT+. You an buy the bluetooth version, which would not require the special ANT+ case.
1675316
Actually you can upload using most newer Android phones and tablets. It requires a USB OTG dongle ($2-3 on Amazon) and an $6 app. If you have newer Samsung devices (S4, Galaxy Note 10.1, etc.), they have the Ant + protocol built in so all you would need is the app.
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I can't answer your question directly but I can point you in the right direction. The RFLKT does not support Ant+, but the RFLKT+ does. So, if the Garmin HR Monitor is Ant+, then the RFLKT+ will connect to it. I suspect that the Garmin HR monitor is Ant+, but I'm not sure.
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It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page.
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Yes, the RFLKT+ (but not the RFLKT) can act as a bridge for ANT+ devices. So any app that can connect to an ANT+ device can do so, even though the iPhone has no ANT+ chip itself - I've tested this with several apps, including Wahoo Fitness, Cyclemeter, Runmeter, and they all connect to Garmin devices fine through the RFLKT+.
1024177
I bought a compatible Ant+ cadence sensor that works fine. It doesn't have to be the same brand. Ant+ is a standard.
1528473
I use this with my Garmin 500 for cycling. it is Ant+ compatible ad was easy to sync.
1072973
I'm not a techie, but ANT+ is a method of device communication commonly used in athletic gear. This particular device is used to capture the data from my heart rate monitor and the power output from my bicycle trainer live as I'm exercising and display it on the computer screen.
594446
No. Only Wahoo's BlueHR heart rate monitor will work with this watch. TomTom does not support ANT+ accessories, only Bluetooth. Fortunately, there are a lot of options appearing on the market these days as the industry moves towards Bluetooth.
220207
It will work with any Ant+ unit. I use the Garmin HR monitor chest strap with it.
1462438
Yes. It's ANT+. You need an App in your android phone.There are many paid... but "ANT+ Heart Rate Grapher" it's free
1889487
This item is ANT+ compatible. I would suggest contacting Garmin at 1-800-800-1020 for their recommendations.
951155
Ant+ is not Bluetooth. Ant+ is the wireless protocol used to communicate between the Garmin unit and the various sensors on your bike (cadence, power, speed, HR etc). The Garmin unit communicates with the Gamin app on your smart phone (Apple or Android) via Bluetooth ('BT') Low Energy (sometimes known as Bluetooth Smart or 'BLE'). Note: BT4 does not imply BT Low Energy. A BT4 device can support either both or one of Classic mode or Low Energy Mode. Im fairly sure the Garmin 510/810 use BLE. Most recent iPhones and newer Samsung devices support BLE.